Can You Become a Professional Gambler?

[@GamblewithJimmy]

David your a good guy and I like you. I have been a professional poker player for 17 years. Gambling should never be a financial burden. If I had to say what a professional gambler is that would be someone like myself. When you are disciplined and know every single odd on a bet your about to make. When you know what you can lose or win if the risk vs reward is there. What you can afford to lose and can avoid chasing a loss. When you can have rules that you follow regarding budget. It takes many years and learning from years of mistakes. There are great weeks and bad weeks. I can honestly say that it is hard to justify a 9 to 5 paying job for me personally. There are days that I make what some take a month to earn. However another thing a professional will do is NOT return after those wins until all the bills have been paid with those winnings. That is a professional gambler. Keep up the great work that you guys do. God bless to you and your team.

[@shyquildurham9695]

❤ My Sentiments exactly 💯 20 yrs in. I'm still playing with house money. Slow steady grind. Know the rules. Every possible angle you can think of. You must become good at more than one game. Patience is key & never ever chase a lost. 👍

[@pokerbosscycler]

hi jim i am sure i saw your face at the poker table. i played them all here in las vegas. the mirage opening in 89 was amazing. the money and fun , comps there were the best over. donna harris knew how to run a room. she offer the best reward to the players there. if you remember every Thanksgiving she would hope a buffet dinner for her players. i retire from poker in 2019 as the games have dried up so much. its nitts, grinders out there now.. there is less poker rooms and far a few juicy games. i am glad i still have my health and enjoy life better now..

[@imusa2002]

I agree. I do the same thing. My "gambling" is a business to me. Very strategic, large bankroll that took years honestly to build, and follow a budget. It can be done!

[@zackbop9045]

that whole not return until the bills are paid with the winnings is the tough part for me lmao. there's so many times i have a good day and attempt to parlay it with the following day just to give it back.

[@pokerbosscycler]

are are the 5% rule. the rest are dragging the ball. every day to play poker. its same grinders to look at. what misery .

[@seanpaul4101]

I must say this. For that guy who came 5 days a week and won $100 everyday off of $5 wins and it finally took him 1 whole year to lose is crazy impressive. That means he had to win 20 times off of $5 bets just to hit $100 and the fact he came 5 days a week for a year before he lost is crazy. What got him in the end was he clearly didn’t have bankroll management cuz he wasn’t used to losing. That could have saved him if he knew that.

[@ianh1010]

As a man trending towards retirement, I've been exploring more of this space and have had exposure to those individuals, as well as this site. Love your content, and working on my first system submission. :) Cheers

[@CanabisRevolution]

Thanks for your casino knowledge… I took gambling as a hobby, very disciplined betting and quitting …I’m up this year !!!!! Thanks for your help 💯💯💯

[@brandonhellmer4778]

I submitted the roulette system dream maker. The crazy part was I was in the Oilfield at the time and I was going to retire from the Oilfield in the month of March and I was a truck driver too so you called it. I was laid off right before Xmas so I did not make it to March. After watching the video I knew exactly who you guys were referring too. I watched your channel and Chris's channel and I told my wife they think I'm someone else and I'm trolling them. I only watch your channel and have for a very long time and actually used a lot of your systems. I just wanted to clear the air on that and I still love you guys. And no I was unable to live my dream and retire on that system because my family is more important but when I do I'll stop by the school and practice lmao. Thank you for keeping everything real.

[@dj30a9]

This is an amazingly honest and factual video. Thank you for creating it and posting!

[@JayJamieson-q6x]

Really liked your video. Been coming to Vegas for 30 years, very accurate analysis of the games.I went to CEG poker dealer school last year, a good experience, but can’t bring myself to make the move from player to dealer. Still enjoy playing too much, even though I’d probably make more money in the box!

[@pascal30]

some people have a gift to talk ! i've personally never set even a foot in a casino my whole life, but was very interesting and entertaining to listen to !

[@mittytaylor4656]

Thanks!

[@mperez3496]

Great Video. I did watch Christopher’s videos, he’s a used car salesman. Thank for being so honest.

[@ScarFace5566]

That’s just ONE of his past professions, if you search Kyle Prescott and Colt studios, you’ll see his REAL past occupation 😂

[@robyoung64]

@@ScarFace5566 Christopher critically acclaimed actor Professional gambler mitchell

[@ScarFace5566]

@@robyoung64 He’s a special member of the F.ilm A.ctors G.uild 😆

[@troyw1000]

@@ScarFace5566 wow the dude is busy 🤣

[@davidtorrente8651]

"The way to make money in a casino is to work in one. "The way to get rich in a casino is to own one." -Unknown

[@alduff229]

True

[@malarimer]

Poker is an interesting one. There are plenty of people who are good enough to make a living at the game. But it takes so much discipline off the felt. You have to put in the hours. You have to manage your bankroll meticulously. You can't get lost in the pit. I think what's telling about poker pros is, even of the subset who manage to make their living off of the game -- even a really good living -- most would advise others against becoming a pro. It takes a long time to get good, the lows are very low, and it's truly a grind. As the old saying goes, it's the hardest way to make an easy living.

[@RandomPerson-nd2ey]

Also, don't a lot work using other people's money? Like those sites where you can invest in a player, fronting the money and getting part of their pay?

[@malarimer]

@@RandomPerson-nd2ey Yeah, it's pretty common, especially in the tournament scene. In theory, it's good for a few things: -- It lowers your variance because it allows you to lock up some win rate (they usually sell at markup, e.g. at 1.3 markup, you pay 13% of the buy-in and get 10% of the return -- the player gets the 30% extra, risk-free) --It can allow you to play higher stakes than your bankroll would otherwise allow (few people have the bankroll to (sustainably) play the WSOP Main, but it's so soft and there's so much money sloshing around, it worth selling your way in) --This ties into both of the above, but it allows you to play on a shallower bankroll. It's really hard to build up a sustainable amount of money to deal with tournament swings (typically only 15% of the field cashes a tournament, and the majority of payouts are pretty small, so you lose much more often than you win/downswings can be massive) The other thing players do is swap with one another (e.g. I give you 10% of my action/you give me 10% of yours). Swaps and selling action are reasonable, but they can definitely lead to some problems. You hear lots of stories of backers getting stiffed. Long-term backing deals have something called makeup (long-term agreements dictate that the backer recoups losses before wins are split). People can get so buried in makeup, it's impossible to climb out (though, those losses ultimately fall on the backer -- but they are the also the ones who have to sever the relationship). Selling action can also just help mask the fact that you're unprofitable and keep you in action longer than you should be. Overall, I think pros who sell action see it as a net positive. I take their word for it, but I personally stay away. (But, I'm not playing for a living. I'd probably see it as necessary if I were a tourney pro.) Ultimately -- and I think this is your point -- it shows how hard it is to make it in poker. It's not winning millions/flying first class/popping champagne. It's way more grinding/staying afloat/putting in hours/minimizing risk. And frankly, nearly everyone goes busto at least once in their career -- even the ones who ultimately make it.

[@RandomPerson-nd2ey]

@@malarimer bingo! You nailed exactly what I was talking about and the whole deal about making a living through poker is more about grinding out what you can when you can than the luxurious jackpots.

[@pokerbosscycler]

it will mess with your health too. its sitting in a lousy chair and looking at miserable people..........

[@JohnBowl14690]

Gambling for a living except for the .1% would suck. I'd rather take a 2nd job and invest all of the money from my 2nd job into stocks. At least I own part of a company forever and when I sleep, those company workers are still working for me. Too many people are not cut out for gambling.

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

I try to educate blackjack players about casino tactics at blackjack. I have pulled off players from 6-5 blackjack games and continuously shuffled games. It’s necessary to get gamblers off these games so the casinos make $0 with them. We must force the casinos to offer more player friendly blackjack games. Look, they even hit soft 17 as well. When I lived in Las Vegas, all strip casinos stood on all 17s. We blackjack players are all playing on the same side of the table. We need to help each other out. Don’t accept these horrible blackjack conditions. Just don’t play if the blackjack pays 6-5 or the continuous shuffle machine is in use.

[@Mortgage.Advisors]

Which casino has the best blackjack rules??

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

@@Mortgage.Advisors I don’t travel to different casinos. Casino blackjack conditions are variable from casino to casino and also within the same casino. It’s important to refuse to play blackjack at casinos that offer terrible games. If a casino doesn’t have any playable games, then simply don’t play at all. The players have the money. The players must avoid all bad blackjack games. Then the casino must either offer a better game, or no game at all. This holds true for all the other games, even slot machines. Know the odds on all bets you make.

[@stephenkearny1504]

I like to play Blackjack alot, but after a dealer at a major casino told me about how bad the 6:5 or continuous shuffle games are, I will never play a 6:5 game or machine that does continuous shuffle game ever again.

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

@@stephenkearny1504 spread the news the other players as well. Especially who are actually playing these games. Public education is important. I’d think about 80% of all players are not aware of the horrible odds these games have.

[@mikepark1219]

6/5 blackjack should be boycotted but the Vegas casinos have predatory odds since they know that most people are tourists playing with a small to modest budget so will play anyways for fun.

[@danburby7936]

DAVID,I STARTED GAMBLING IN RENO WHEN I WAS 19 IN 1957..THERES THREE THINGS THAT I HAVE LEARNED OVER THE YEARS..#1 IF YOU FIND A GUY WHO CAN CONTROL THE DICE YOU CAN MAKE BIG MONEY IN A FEW MINUTES ..#2 IF YOU WANT TO PLAY BACCARAT ,FIND A TABLE WHERE ONE PERSON IS WINNING AND BET THE SAME AS HIM.THIS REALLY WORKS..#3 PLAY ROULETTE ONLY ON TABLES WHERE EVERYBODY IS SCREAMING AND WINNING..#4 DONT EXPECT TO WIN EVERYDAY,CUZ YOU WONT..GREETINGS FROM THE PHILIPPINES DAVID

[@onedrop7967]

David,... Look at you buddy!! Loved it.

[@razorlang1619]

David, love the honesty in this video!! I have made money in sports betting, not every year. I follow a very simple system in College Ball. I play dice and I think I’m up 5 dollars over 20 years. Love all your crap videos. Appreciate you.

[@frankieofhollywood]

David, thank you so much for such a informative video, this is why you and Alex at CEG Dealer school are the best, I have been seeing Christopher Mitchell's videos and I also agree with your comments about him 100% I only hope that other people see the signs also and open their eyes to his misguidens. Dave keep up the great job that you and Alex are doing.

[@sprucemousse]

This one really hit home, I play roullete. I built up over months a starting balance of £20 to £800 to only lose it all in 5 back to back spins. Ok, I only lost £20 of my own money, but the time i spent playing night after night hours and hours for nothing. And for anyone interested, it was modified tie fighter and martingale 5x on loss. Alex did say don't martingale, but it worked so well for a while.

[@dellcruz2818]

christopher mitchele.. about.american roulette

[@ToughVato]

What was the starting bet layout

[@sprucemousse]

@ToughVato 6 units 2nd dozen, 3 units on 7/10 double street, 3 units on 25/28 double street. 2 units corner 1,2,4,5. 2 units corner 31,32,34,35. 16 unit total. Donks 0,3,6,33,36

[@harryhoudini2645]

Mitchell is definitely the throat goat that's the only thing I ever heard he truly made it as in life. He says only an idiot would play numbers on roulette then releases a video of himself betting numbers and hedging by betting the 0😂

[@doii1128]

I love this. Keep it coming. Looking for the knowledge 😀

[@bobjeffrey8863]

Thanks,, Good Job,, Solid info from a long time casino veteran.. WOW,, very cool 33 years respect

[@DiceDreamnDegen]

David love the video. Appreciate the transparency. Because many of us do believe we can find the secret sauce. Jajaja wish you would’ve elaborated more on the craps section. But thank you guys for the entertainment and information.

[@finallygotit4084]

I love David. I am 70 and live in NJ but have a fantasy of going to CEG and becoming a craps dealer.

[@Stevecool1967-lo2gq]

I use to think David was an idiot when I hear him on CEG dealer school videos. But he's actually a very interesting intelligent guy. my opinion have changed after watching him here on this video.

[@mrigoe3079]

Same here, hes a straight dude now I see

[@DavidElliott4979]

He only acts like an idiot to make there video’s more entertaining I think.

[@stevehanstock4962]

Great content once again. Thank you David

[@thomaslarson2970]

Appreciate this commentary. The casino is not an ATM. The games are for fun. Hopefully you win. Usually not but we have fun and know when to quit. Having dealers like yourself makes it money well spent. Fun fun fun. I'm pretty good at craps but I would never consider quiting my job and playing craps professionally. I've seen too many do this and lose everything. Professionals who actually win are 1 in a million. Nobody can defeat the laws of probability and physics. The casino wins approximately 51% of the time the way I gamble with my strategies. I will win 49% of the time. I'm good with that. I have a great time and meet awesome people. That's where the real jackpot is.

[@chenryrex]

I was making a living on $1 and $5 slots. I went in every day, at 5 a.m. and had my pick of machines. In those days, they paid out in coins. i wasn't worried about hitting the jackpots. I mean, sure, it was nice when I did but, that wasn't what I counted on. I would ask the slot girls, which machines they'd had to refill, that hadn't jackpotted because those machines were paying out more than they were taking in. I would sit at those machines and make at least $200 in about an hour. Now I play craps and, while I don't make it my living, I probably could. I just don't go to the casinos like I used to. I moved out in the country in TN and it's about an hour drive to go to a casino. I'm retired and just enjoying my and my bride's existence. I like your channel because you show the real deal and I also like the idea of players being able to learn to play the games and being guaranteed a $35 per hour loss. LOL

[@WallyGatorKnight]

Martingale modified at Craps field bet will work if you don't double bets, only covering part of losses, giving you more rolls: $5, 6, 8, 10,12, 15, 25, 50, 125, 250, and 500. Especially when field rolls of 12 pay triple, player can lose 11 in a row and not be wiped out. You will win enough to pay for bad streak. Catch up progression of $5, 25, 50, 125, 250, 500 once in a while.

[@sophiasavanna1329]

You wear more rings than Liberace..lol Great video keep it up!

[@timsnodgrass4637]

I can appreciate this advice. It's well-intentioned and what a lot of people need to hear, but I don't think it's entirely accurate. I listen to a lot of podcasts that feature professional gamblers, and I knew one personally. Most of the professionals I listen to via podcasts are card counters but not all of them. The one thing that comes across from their experiences is that it's not as easy as a lot of people imagine it to be. They are incredibly disciplined, work a tested plan, and most have come close to ruin on at least one or more occasions but they've managed to make good money doing it in the long term. Oddly enough the one I knew personally was a slot player. He was part of a team that focused on slots that had jackpots with a must payout by amount, and carefully calculated when to start playing that bank of machines to ensure they were profitable.

[@HENSLEYDMB]

You are mostly right. However i have been making 300 per day, usually 5 days per week, for over 2 years now. I hit my stop loss about 6 times per month on average. Last week i hit it 4 times, so a bad week. But overall monthly i have never won less than 5000. Best month so far is 16,275. I play smart, mostly, and have learned this from tons of lost sessions. I do play roulette only and have a big bankroll, small bets. 100 win per session and 3 session per day. It is very hard to maintain this though. The mental fortitude you need to make consistent money is learned through hours and hours of play. Not everyone, in fact i would say very few people, can actually do this and keep winning. I am humbled very easily which serves me well. I dont use systems i do play certain ways based on what the wheel is doing and I always change or sit out, walk away for a bit, if i start losing. Bankroll management is possible but you need to be deep in the rabbit hole. I dont teach people because winning consistently is a learned behavior and most people cant learn fast enough or have lottery mentality. Is it possible? Ehh...yes and no. For most the answer is a strong no.

[@realfansnofilter3839]

Been thinking to do this for a while, playing/planning to win £10 every 10 Minutes from small (£10/£20 per time) bets. Playing for 2 hours per time before breaking for an hour or 2 then repeating. How long is 1 session for you?

[@HENSLEYDMB]

@realfansnofilter3839 session all depends on how the table is going. Mostly I can make 100-300 in 30 min or less. If the table is rough and I have been there over 30 min and barely at 100. I will walk when in profit and come back an hour or so later and try again. Discipline is the secret and also the hardest lesson to learn. Make your goal and walk. It does not matter if you make it in 5 min.

[@HENSLEYDMB]

Another 300 win today. It might not sound like a lot but it adds up.

[@paswacoins7283]

What's your recommended bankroll?

[@sbeni2]

LOL

[@johnsowell4369]

OMG Triple-Zero Roulette? The casino's edge is the same as if you buy insurance every time it's offered at the blackjack table! That edge is 1/13 or about 7.7%, which falls into the Sucker Bet category. For double-zero Roulette, the edge is 1/19 or about 5.26%. For one-zero Roulette, the edge is 1/37 or about 2.7% Now which version of Roulette is better for the player? I think the answer is obvious. It's my opinion that if you learn the math of these games, you'll lose less, and/or you'll be able to enjoy your bankroll longer because you'd lose less of it due to the casino edge.

[@zerotogem]

use the 3/3 system ..... 3 hrs or 300 up leave when whichever one comes first

[@masaf6364]

Just got back from Vegas , Thank you guys for the always great content .

[@grif13]

Great vid Dave. Good info as always. One point you are definitely wrong about. You guys are influencers. Keep up the good work. Let's have fun.

[@crippledzombie2391]

Are you telling me that when the thumb goes up guy doesn’t know the magic. Lol

[@ScarFace5566]

Good old D Sucky! Films 13 people in 2 hours and posts 2 winning videos and Not a single Losing One, how convenient 😂

[@REALITY-ROULETTE-YT]

David, you are a legend, keep up all the good work.

[@glenndoty739]

Your solo shows are so good. Love it

[@cowboyvalley]

God Bless you David if only for telling the truth! ...Claude

[@alanoncken5549]

I have searched for the 24 place 8 strategy you mentioned but can't find it.

[@nicholassmith2135]

Im only at 2:54 mark of the video....but just plan in skimming through a bit.....here's my take on how to get +ev.....only 2 games the ones with a beginning and end to them or dependent type games....blackjack and baccarat....for both games i use approach beat these games on a per shoe basis.....so each shoe is its own universe so ill try to get a certain win from each shoe then stop playing and join a new shoe....if i cannot win ill look for a good loss that will be able to keep my overall winning shoes within reason....takes patience but it works based of any shuffle deck can't be random.....there will always be something to exploit

[@nedschneebly5424]

I’d love to hear your opinions on Mikki Mase who has suddenly popped up in the last few years as a “professional gambler” who claims he is banned from almost every Vegas casino from winning too much at baccarat

[@nomadnomad3109]

He's a money laundering dork.

[@Nvr7out]

Would like to hear his thoughts on this as well.

[@scottcronan4316]

Me too

[@anonact4725]

He's nonsense, already disproven by multiple third parties. Stop guys, there is no way, at all, to be +EV at casino table games. Period, end. Poker? Yes, because poker is a skill. Counting cards in Blackjack? Yes, but your edge is small. Roulette/Baccarat/Pai Gow/Every-Single-Other-Table-Game? No. They are all -EV, they cannot be beaten over time, and no one from Christopher Mitchel to Mikki Mase are doing so. Please accept this and move on.

[@dullatron]

I believe the only games that can be beaten are games where there is an opinion involved. Poker, blackjack, sports and horses are the only games that can be beaten, and really only if you're among the best of the best.

[@mikewitte1704]

Thank you for your honesty and passion.

[@JayAr709]

You don’t “create” opportunity, you strike while it presents itself, attacking with all the crushing force you’ve the heart & the snap to muster, then extract from it every last dollar-while you can.

[@SinCity6969]

I would love to hear you talk more about the STRAT you guys used to do videos in there what happened? It's the best place to work because you never know what you're gonna get and you get to gamble while you're working can't say the same about 96 percent of other properties!

[@baseballjoe06]

Okay so NOW generally i agree with you. yes, i could go be a professional gambler and play mostly Poker, Craps and Keno. And probably come out ahead more often than not through smart betting strategies, I am not going to win $100,000 in a game or lose that much either, cause if I was a professional the goal would be comp rooms pretty much every night, free buffet here and there, and only buying dinner on a nightly basis at the casinos. I would be an MGM gold or platinum meber in no time which would make this VERY VERY possible. If I am taking small wins and knowing when to stop I could come out ahead. I am a small time gambler (A few thousand a year) and in 3 years of living in Vegas I havent come out behind the casino. I have always been ahead, on e year it was only a grand, but a grand is a grand. last year I was $2300 to the good.

[@gregsims557]

Best video ever...thank you for truth in gambling

[@CAdrivergirl]

Love! this video thank u! Great info. Love the story about the broker turned taxi driver.

[@davemcdine3934]

David- What is the best way to play the short game with Roulette? Thanks

[@terryleewest11]

I really enjoy you'r shows!!!

[@alduff229]

It's great u like teaching . And u and alex can have a successful buiseness do it And credits to your staff for making it a good production

[@jeffxanders3990]

The short answer is also yes, if you don't mind giving up your time in exchange for the fun of it. Love the CEG attitude.

[@somerandomguy1217]

Lol, I saw Mr Mitchell’s video just a few days ago. I knew he was a scammer just by the way he was talking and flashing money. He talked as if the casinos haven’t had mathematicians go over the statistics of the games. He said betting the 1st and 3rd dozens had more numbers than the 2nd. He said the 2nd dozen has less “real estate” on the wheel because the numbers were more spread out and the 1st and 3rd were more bunched together. He didn’t understand that it’s the same proportion of the wheel and therefore the same odds…🙄🤨🤣

[@das_bouk]

you are correct. and when he did his one and only demonstration, he did it on an RTG, started with $5 bets, started losing almost immediately, and had to triple martingale up to $450 hedging on zeros, and stopped with like a $15 profit. that's his brilliant system. a millionaire with a $50 production quality channel who bets $5 and only plays for 5 mins.

[@ScarFace5566]

@@das_boukExactly, he’s the Queen of Small Sample size. He made a video today shouting, laughing and hollering over $5 wins and claims he just made $40 in 10 minutes, which is $240 an hour! When it’s not, it’s still just $40 and you can’t extrapolate such a small sample, but that’s all he does 😂

[@das_bouk]

@@ScarFace5566 he had another one just calling people idiots for 20 mins straight while explaining 2 to 1 odds on dozens, which has nothing to do with his system, because he uses TWO dozens. so you only earn half of what you bet, not double. The copium in the comments from his actual followers was staggering.

[@ScarFace5566]

@@das_boukHe’s a one trick pony. Do multiple takes, film one successful trial and then proclaim it works Every time. Conveniently ignoring all the failures and losses absorbed to get that 10 minutes of winning footage! Even with his 2 to 1 garbage, he leaves out the part that every loss leaves you in the hole 3x,9x,27x and up! Proving that it doesn’t work long term as just ONE losing session puts them in an insurmountable hole!

[@robertdalrymple3814]

I watched the video, didn't hear him say that the 2nd dozen had less numbers. Lmao. He did point out that the spacing is different on the wheel between the dozens which tbh I had no clue.

[@foodhomedotcom2716]

My bookie is traumatized when I call him because I bring the PAIN!

[@AcE-tt5hy]

I don’t understand howcome online casinos (evolution and pragmatic play) have very wide betting limit and they let u martingale??? Can u please look into it

[@lucacesca6370]

Perfectly said sir a great post thank you!

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

I’ll be dealing Craps at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco tomorrow.

[@Joeysav1]

This was a great podcast. Or whatever you call it. Thank you.

[@baseballjoe06]

You have to be discipled to gamble and win, you gotta know when its time to go

[@e1369e]

Love your stories. David.

[@NoteConference]

@40:52 it came from WWII My Father taught me craps that he learned in the Philippines WWII

[@djjackpot5723]

Very well said!! Great video.

[@reppinthe9143]

More people need to watch this

[@iketheranter9126]

I don't play tables, slots only. If you have a realistic strategy, know what to look for, and can stick to your parameters, knowing when to walk away, you can make money.

[@adamtemsamani9367]

Thank you for a informative video god bless you brother 🙏🏽

[@ashleymalik6588]

You're a good guy you give good material

[@Holidays-rz7by]

Powerful Carl,Well Done......

[@sbeni2]

The guy who makes videos about "can't lose" craps betting systems is supposedly educating others on the viability of gambling professionally. And then people here saying it's the best podcast they've ever seen. These things make the mind weep.

[@RandomFactsWorld-ov8yq]

100 keeping it true ... respect for that ... even if sometime David can be a little exentric ... a good guy at heart :)

[@acelarson1872]

Christopher Mitchells YT channel got terminated!!

[@pic-an-roll]

Good Stuff… and now of the Keno to unwind!

[@TechxGremlin]

Great video

[@toddp.226]

Always act like you have LESS money than you do. Always!!!!!

[@toddp.226]

Glad you invested in your teeth David. I spent $20k+ on Invisalign and veneers in the last couple of years. Best money I've EVER spent.

[@thomaslarson2970]

Since you are talking about scams........

[@steveng8727]

3x WSOP bracelet winner Dutch Boyd said 99% of poker players go broke, very tough gig! Young people keep your day jobs!

[@baseballjoe06]

Chris Mtchell may have been refering to people like Jacobslifeinvegas or Pompsie who I am sure get free rooms or dining comps to review a place, I can promise they dont get free gambling lol

[@Jodizzle-up2cm]

I get free rooms every week and I am not a high roller for the most part.

[@ScarFace5566]

^^ This is Correct, they don’t give comped rooms and meals to people with KZbin channels. They do give them to people who gamble with a players card!

[@baseballjoe06]

@@Jodizzle-up2cm I get free rooms and I occasionally go mad at the craps table

[@killerrush77]

YEP! thats him, thats who popped up LOL

[@jeffrey9075]

If you are winning and a head 20k at bacc will they back you off?

[@christophernix8003]

What is the benefit to pressing place bets instead of putting that hit in your rack?

[@EyesofMichael]

The benefit is that you are able to increase your earnings with a press and collect strategy.

[@CountBlackjacula-dr9ce]

Of ALLLLLLL those people you know, do you know any actual blackjack card counters?

[@9910steve]

LIked the commentary on Baccarat. I also think Pai Gao falls into the 50/50 set of games as well. Would like to hear your thoughts on that game.

[@warreng440]

LOL this is about Christopher Mitchell, isn't it? i signed up for his program and he stresses Grand Martingale (Mitchellgale), which is honestly suicidal for a low roller bankroll. i lost thousands on this strategy. I'm not sobbing, this was discretionary income. just wish id run into a different guru.

[@jeffrey9075]

What is a contract player

[@SeaBadgerAdventure]

Which blackjack youtuber got arrested for filming? Anyone who knows please drop the sweet tea!!!

[@Synchotron]

I agree with 99% of what Dave says. He practically admitted that every roulette system explained on CEG videos is destined to lose in the short or long run. This notwithstanding, I always thought demonstrating a unique real mathematical roulette strategy would change Dave's opinion, but watching this video tells me he's stuck in his long-standing personal experience and no evidence to the contrary will ever convince him. BTW, the 1% I disagree with is concerning Double and Triple Zeroes because I know for a fact there is an "even odds" tactic that can turn those 00s into a Green ROI super booster. Then again, I also agree with what Dave said about Mike, if you really have a secret sauce, use it yourself.

[@spiderfly9684]

I just remind myself if I have three loses in a roll I Leave the table and go to another table or go home.

[@josephgallant3598]

What about D Lucky or Lucky D.on slot machines or playing card games. Have you seen his videos

[@freshfalcon3996]

There's a guy named Christopher Mitchell on KZbin who wins in the casino every day. He's got SO much cash. He even wins at roulette every day. I'm thinking of buying his system. But l know I don't have his skill and I'm worried his system won't work for me.

[@blainestanton5591]

Stay far away from mitchell I know you comment on his site don't be a sucker it's all fake he shows no proof anyone can walk into a casino and say they win all the time goodluck

[@freshfalcon3996]

@@blainestanton5591 he created a mitchelgale system based on martingale that makes up for losses and brings you past even. He wins every day and loves flaunting his cash!!

[@blainestanton5591]

Lmfao worse system he's a scammer with alot of fake money go and join his group of losers and you'll find out

[@legojenn]

I didn't see this when it was new, but that roulette person's videos started to come up a couple of weeks ago, like right about the time that this video came out. I got creepy vibes about him, like small man syndrome. Nobody needs to be as insulting to one's audience and others as this dude was. I'm glad to know that you're system videos are just a character. Thanks for confirming what what I thought. The only system that I have seen to provide any measure of success is Fibonacci on tiny bet dozens and if and only if I come ahead, it's less than what I would earn working.

[@blackjackhammer21]

I agree with you 100%. I also use the Fibonacci to bet. The Billy Goat as I have called him for years is a known liar and scammer. People are just too gullible to believe it.

[@bennyschapero2049]

Super True Video! Great!

[@DoitinProd]

how to stop dealers from pushing side bets?

[@solarpoweredafricanvegansp178]

Yea, if you’re not a card counter, poker player or have inside tips to sports betting, you’re a professional losing gambler. In roulette and baccarat, the odds will eventually play out over time, there’s no getting around that.

[@christophermitchell4455]

Hi, Christopher Mitchell here! Fair enough, you called out my Boolsheet! But what is NOT Boolsheet is the fact that I can fit 16 1/2 HOTDOGS in my mouth (with the bun! - I like buns). Hurr Durrr. Beat that!!!

[@creepybushman]

Lmao!

[@jabrowski_]

It would be awesome to take one of your courses David

[@sudstahgaming]

Depends what type of gambling it is, if it's blackjack yeah if you can count (dependent), poker yeah if your skilled, sports betting yeah if your knowledable everything else no

[@aaronsoto4622]

Been profitable at poker now for the past three years now. Only typically playing the 5/5 nl. 500-1k buy in. I do it as a hobby. And to basically make extra income. If you consider "poker" gambling then that answer is absolutely Yes. As far as anything else I wouldn't have a clue.

[@bryanfugate2501]

Yep, you are definitely a "crap dealer"....lol

[@guysevedz3581]

I love this show and I love Dennis’s mane

[@badfinger5754]

Interesting and informative video. however, the ads were killing me. Almost every three minutes.

[@Design4Building]

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